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Here's what the article says before the quote I posted above: > Spending time outdoors can improve overall health and wellness. The outdoors offers many opport

Here's what the article says before the quote I posted above: > Spending time outdoors can improve overall health and wellness. The outdoors offers many opportunities to be physically active. Time outdoors may also promote mental health and stress reduction. While enjoying the benefits of being outdoors, people can decrease skin cancer risk from too much UV exposure by using sun protection. Protect yourself by staying in the shade, wearing protective clothing, and applying and re-applying a broad spectrum sunscreen with a sun protection factor (SPF) of 15 or higher. Communities can help by ensuring shade is available in public parks. Schools and businesses may consider adding shade to school grounds and places were people gather outside.

swatcoder 3y ago
I still can't tell if you're posting these quotes to highlight how Kafkaesque and self-satirizing things have become in modern institutions or if you earnestly think they refutes something in the submitted paper. The quotes don't seem to speak for themselves, so sharing your own interpretation might help the discussion more than just posting further selections.
- heavyset_go 3y ago
  It's literally an article promoting the health benefits of being outdoors. It happens to provide a caveat about sun exposure at the end given that it's from the CDC website's section about skin cancer. I'd hardly call that Kafkaesque.